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Strong corporate governance helps companies operate responsibly through ethical leadership, clear accountability, and intelligent risk management.

High professionalism is a mindset, principle, and discipline. Ethics is important because it shapes the identity of groups and their members, encourages values that promote respect, trust, and can be rational for self-interested individuals who benefit from the moral behavior of others.

Advocating mutually beneficial moral conduct: Ethics significantly affects workplace behavior by shaping group identity, encouraging values like respect and trust, and promoting mutually beneficial moral conduct. Business ethics applies ethical theories to typical business environment issues. 

Corporate codes of conduct (CCCs) and corporate social responsibility (CSR) are designed to promote ethical behavior, avoid disruption to society, and generate positive effects. CSR practices include environmental preservation, production of recyclable goods, and fair treatment of employees.

Workplaces can promote ethical behavior through transparency, accountability, and strong corporate governance. Transparency builds trust between companies and their stakeholders by providing clear, accurate, and timely information about financial performance and key risks. This includes disclosures about business practices, supply chain relationships, and how well the company meets its operational goals. Disclosures about ethical oversight, environmental performance, and workforce and community programs also contribute to transparency.

Transparency is also essential for building trust between companies and stakeholders. It involves providing clear and timely information about financial performance, risks, business practices, and supply chain relationships. Disclosures about ethical oversight, environmental performance, and social initiatives enable stakeholders to hold companies accountable. 

However, moral hazard, where one party depends on the moral behavior of others and lacks control over that behavior, can create risks. 

Corporate governance refers to the rules and practices that dictate how companies are run. It is a crucial aspect of the capitalist economy, ensuring companies act responsibly and ethically. Strong corporate governance helps companies operate responsibly through ethical leadership, clear accountability, and intelligent risk management.

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